Similar to our experience at their newer location, boneyard boulders, this location also had…read moreexcellent routes. We enjoyed the roof here quite a lot. And the top out section was very fun and unique. The routes are all very entertaining.

A rare gym with an old-school climbing vibe, and fresh faces climbing their. I stopped in after…read moremoving to the area from the rockies and was stoked to find that this midwest gym carries with it all the raw enthusiasm of the gyms I got my start at. Killer routesetting, and good vibes, be it for a home gym or a stop-over I strongly reccommend it!

I like the ARC! Been…read moregoing for the past 4 years. They're always aiming to improve the machines and it's been getting better with the cleaning. I like the large space and the availability of machines. They also host some pretty cool events and have a lot of services for students. I am glad I have a cool gym in my vicinity!

This place is definitely better than CRCE. The biggest foible of this entire facility is that there…read moreare a separate set of stairs for each floor and the fact that there are waaaaay too many meeting rooms. For an activity center, I wish those activity rooms could be converted into actual workout areas. It does seem like an awful waste of time. However, they do have a lot of cardio equipment and an indoor track. They have a good amount of basketball courts and racquetball courts. There's also a place to play ping pong, soccer, and even the Wii. Oh, there's also a rock climbing area.

Hard to believe something like this exists in a sparse strip mall but it's bright and spacious,…read moreclean, and cool. We just had our first visit so I can't really speak to long term care or leagues but we started a trail membership we were so impressed. The place is 90% bouldering walls with a good variety in levels, but there's also some auto belays and a weight training areas. The front desk staff is super friendly, and the whole place is super well kept. The padding looks brand new. We plan to spend a lot of time here in the coming month.

Awesome new gym!! The owners take the time to learn the names of their members, and there are…read morealways freshly set routes. It's so cool that they have a beginner area with several auto-belays and a party room! This gym is perfect for the casual climber, but it also has some crazy V9 routes if that's what you're into. There are weights and hangboards at the back of the gym, as well as showers in the bathrooms if you want to climb on your lunch break. I highly recommend stopping by to check it out. The new holds and textured walls are luxurious if you're used to climbing at an older gym (like me), and the atmosphere is welcoming.

This place has it all! There are so many classes to choose from and the instructors are top notch!…read more So knowledgeable and welcoming! The weight room has many machine and free weight options and there is even an indoor track to get your walk or run in. I love belonging to the disc!

From the owner: With 87,000 square feet of space, the Decatur Indoor Sports Center (DISC) has everything you need…read morefor active FUN, fitness, and adventure! Our facility includes a fitness center, indoor soccer field, 4-lane 200-meter track, basketball & volleyball courts, rock climbing wall, indoor golf center, locker room/showers, conference room, dance/group fitness studios, batting cages, and a playroom for kid care.The DISC'S Fitness Center provides circuit training equipment, fitness machines and free weights to help you achieve your fitness goals. For individuals with special needs, specially designed circuit training equipment provides comfortable wheelchair access.

Best rock climbing gym ever outdoor bouldering ever Isaiah deserves a raise same with Wilson and…read moreOlivia!!! Highly recommend!

I decided to stop by this climbing gym while traveling from Chicago to St. Louis because of the…read morepositive reviews here on Yelp. When I read that I would be able to climb inside a silo, that really got me excited. However, when I finally got there, my initial excitement quickly diminished. First of all, I didn't like the idea of being charged for taking a belay test. Also, the locker room/bathroom was rather small for changing. Although the outdoor bouldering space sounded appealing, you are required to either bring your own crash pad or rent one from the gym. The route markers were also quite small. If you think you would enjoy top-roping inside a silo, then you will be quite satisfied with this place.

The fitness center is like the Nova Corps: It looks pretty and shiny, but once you get inside and…read morelook around you realize it's a bit of a wreck. Situated on the west side of ISU's campus, its exterior is aesthetically pleasing. A lovely flyover of University St. and interesting lines, it's a cool piece of architecture. However, as you get inside you start to get really depressed, and are tacitly encouraged not to ever consider hiring any of ISU's engineering or architecture graduates. For all of its space, the rec is laid out like an erratic 4-year old planned it. Some nautilus equipment is here, other equipment is on the other side of the building. Some aerobic equipment is at the far end of the 1/8-mile track, other equipment is 3 floors below. Too narrow a space with too little ability to organize eqiupment has rendered the workout areas disjunct and too spaced. The electronics (WiFi and the TVs on some of the aerobic machines) are often malfunctioning. The locker rooms were designed and laid out without any forethought or planning: Lockers jamed into 90-degree corners so that users have to stand 5-abreast while changing in a confined space, no ventilation leaving it humid by mid-day, and with the weight room above so that anyone showering or changing feels they are doing so amid the siege of Kabul. For what was supposed to be the pride of ISU, it becomes a craphole of a place upon cursory inspection. To its credit, it is cheap (about $20/month membership for faculty/staff, "included" via fees for enrolled students) and readily accessible albiet with no available parking. Really a testament to a lack of beta testing, forethought, or concern for long term usability, its the only option on-campus, so its monopoly means it can get away with much more than a competitive market; but while architecturally interesting the fitness center doesn't rival the quality or interior aesthetics of even nearby Illinois Weslyan or schools in ISU's weight class.

The rec is probably my favorite place on campus. It is fairly new with a ton of fitness equipment…read more I usually go in the morning to have plenty of choice in my workout. The pool is clean. It has 4 lanes and I have never had to wait to swim. The locker room is open to anyone and there are plenty of lockers inside. The rec has every piece of equipment you would want to use. Cardio machines, free weights, strength training machines, indoor track, rock climbing wall, basketball courts, and fitness classrooms are all here. There is even a Jamba Juice for your post workout. Illinois State has one of the very best facilities for students to work out.

Great resource for students. Not for staff…read more Staff can pay for memberships to the CoRec, but I no longer recommend it for staff. In the fall of 2025, something changed. The corec used to have a family locker room. The name of the family locker room has been changed. It is a small change, but indicative of the overall policies changing. In addition, the pool hours changed to be completely unusable for families. I used to give my son swim lessons at the co-rec, pools, but now, he cannot go because the pools are open at such weird times. Moreover, the pool workers are no longer friendly to families. When my son was 4, they let me take him in the hot tub for up to 5 minutes. It was a nice treat for my son after he did swim lessons. At 5 years old, they said he could stay for up to 15 minutes. I never let him go above 8 or 9 minutes out of caution. I was always with him. The last time I went to the co-rec, my son was 5 this fall, we got in the hot tub like normal. We were told to leave the hot tub because kids under 15 are not allowed. I pointed to THEIR SIGN hanging up that says 5 and up. They said, "I'm sorry that policy is changing. We are no longer allowing kids in the hot tubs." I said that we would stop going in the hot tub out when the sign and the website changed. Then I had 10 lifeguards escort us out of the pool area. My son was not loud or splashing or rambunctious in the hot tub. He was chilling and calm. Yet they insisted the new policy was no children at all. Shortly thereafter, they changed the pool schedule so families cannot use any of the pools. By changing the pool schedule to be unfriendly to families, they also make it significantly harder for students to use it as well. I stopped paying for the corec and take my son elsewhere to swim--places that are family friendly.

Very clean, good friendly staff, good assortment of balls and free rental equipment, plenty in the…read moreinside facilities offering all of the physical types. Excellent pool and lots of big gym rooms, well maintained and clean, the co-rec is the only decent athletics option on campus. This building was renovated from a tiny box to a decent size yet already bursting from record numbers of freshman past years. But the main problem is for us alumni! Why are we being charged for having already spent, in my case, fifty four thousand dollars on Purdue tuition? I would definitely make this my gym in the whole area but the hours are too short and this place gets way too busy during the semester. It is the worst of all worlds.

We spent a weekend here with my husband's job and had a great time! It is such a lovely facility…read more With my husband's job we spend many weekends each fall at different camp facilities and this has been one of my favorites. I was really impressed by have nice the cabins were. They were modern and clean, and even had fun decorations to make it feel less like a camp and more like a home. The staff were kind and helpful. They offered a great salad bar at lunch and dinner and a yogurt bar at breakfast. Their homemade cinnamon rolls were so good! As I didn't request the services, I cannot speak to that aspect, nor can I speak to the value, but my family loved the available activities (especially the zip line). We can't wait to come back!

We had a great time at Twin Lakes camp. My group was able to come for a day pass during the…read moreCOVID-19 normal camp shutdowns. It was an awesome opportunity for us to come as a group that normally wouldn't be able to come for a camp experience all together. We got to do knife throwing, zip line (all pictured), paddle boating, swimming, challenge mountain, and chapel in the evening. Activities that were available but we didn't make it to include rock climbing, cliff zip, archery, sand volleyball, canoeing, fishing (bring your own fishing pole), creek walk, prayer walk, paintball, and skeet shooting (was too windy). Meals were great and they were able to accommodate our gluten free needs, even for dessert! Can't wait to come back! The cabin rentals were a great deal for an overnight stay if I had more time.